Fredric Lehne's imposing figure and craggy face have typecast him a bit as the intimidating man in uniform. In fact, many of his guest-starring roles on TV shows have been as a representative of the police or military, from "JAG," a U.S. Navy legal drama/action series, to "Justified," a show about a modern U.S. marshall who dresses (and acts) like a throwback to the Wild West. One of Lehne's most well-known turns as a badge is that of Marshal Edward Mars in the sci-fi adventure series "Lost." As Mars, he doggedly pursued Evangeline Lilly's fugitive Kate in the show's signature flashbacks. He was the callous, mean-spirited figure audiences love to hate, though the show's writers gave him a poignant fate that made him transcend what otherwise would have been a two-dimensional character. Fredric Lehne got to jump out of the uniform and into the skin of a real villain in the hit show "Supernatural." As the arch-demon Azazel, he oozed pure evil, functioning as the primary adversary for the show's two heroes, brothers and hunters of the occult, played by Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki.

Fredric Lehne's imposing figure and craggy face have typecast him a bit as the intimidating man in uniform. In fact, many of his guest-starring roles on TV shows have been as a representative of the police or military, from "JAG," a U.S. Navy legal drama/action series, to "Justified," a show about a modern U.S. marshall who dresses (and acts) like a throwback to the Wild West. One of Lehne's most well-known turns as a badge is that of Marshal Edward Mars in the sci-fi adventure series "Lost." As Mars, he doggedly pursued Evangeline Lilly's fugitive Kate in the show's signature flashbacks. He was the callous, mean-spirited figure audiences love to hate, though the show's writers gave him a poignant fate that made him transcend what otherwise would have been a two-dimensional character. Fredric Lehne got to jump out of the uniform and into the skin of a real villain in the hit show "Supernatural." As the arch-demon Azazel, he oozed pure evil, functioning as the primary adversary for the show's two heroes, brothers and hunters of the occult, played by Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki.